Tag: OpenAI

AI Engineering in 2025: The Year That Changed Everything – A Comprehensive Review

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A comprehensive review of the most transformative year in AI engineering history. From GPT-5.2 to Gemini 3, xAI’s Grok 4, DeepSeek’s rise, Kimi K2’s emergence, regulatory shifts, and what’s coming in 2026.

The Complete Evolution of OpenAI’s GPT Models: From GPT-1 to GPT-5.2

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A comprehensive journey through OpenAI’s GPT model evolution from 2018 to 2025. From the 117M parameter GPT-1 to today’s trillion-parameter GPT-5.2, explore the revolutionary advances in context windows, pricing, capabilities, and market adoption that have transformed AI.

GitHub Copilot: A Solutions Architect’s Guide to AI-Assisted Development

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GitHub Copilot has fundamentally changed how I approach software development. After integrating it into my daily workflow over the past year, I want to share practical insights on maximizing its value while understanding its limitations. As someone who has been writing code for over two decades, I initially approached AI-assisted development with skepticism, but Copilot… Continue reading

Azure OpenAI Service with Python: Building Enterprise AI Applications

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After spending two decades building enterprise applications, I’ve watched countless “revolutionary” technologies come and go. But Azure OpenAI Service represents something genuinely different—a managed platform that brings the power of GPT-4 and other foundation models into the enterprise with the security, compliance, and operational controls that production systems demand. Here’s what I’ve learned from integrating… Continue reading

Building Production AI Applications with .NET 8 and C# 12

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When .NET 8 and C# 12 were released, I was skeptical. After 15 years building enterprise applications, I’d seen framework updates come and go. But this release changed everything for AI development. Let me show you how to build production AI applications with .NET 8 and C# 12—using actual C# code, not Python wrappers. Figure… Continue reading